This avant-garde black cotton T-shirt from Gallery Dept. features a deconstructed, patchwork-style graphic of a 'Holy Bible' book split diagonally across the chest, with bold cross motifs and monochrome photographic elements embedded in the print. The design incorporates intentional raw-edge seams and layered fabric panels mimicking torn paper or stitched collage—signature of Gallery Dept.’s distressed, archive-inspired aesthetic. Constructed with a relaxed, boxy silhouette and ribbed crew neckline, it offers comfortable daily wear while making a strong conceptual statement. The interior neck tag clearly displays 'GALLERY DEPT. LOS ANGELES', confirming authenticity. Ideal for streetwear enthusiasts who appreciate religious iconography reinterpreted through post-punk and DIY visual language. Perfect for layering under jackets or wearing solo with jeans or cargo pants in urban settings. Seasonally versatile for spring, summer, and early fall; machine washable with care to preserve print integrity. The garment’s intentional imperfection—frayed edges, asymmetrical layout—celebrates anti-perfectionism and narrative depth, aligning with contemporary art-fashion discourse.